What Happens if I am the Subject of a False AVO?
Having an AVO taken out against you can be a difficult and stressful experience, particularly if it is unjustified. An AVO, or Apprehended Violence Order, is a court order that is intended to protect one person or persons from the...
What are the Steps for Successful AVO Cases, NSW?
Deciding to apply for an AVO is a difficult decision, and the application process can be stressful. If you have reasonable grounds to fear violence or harassment from someone, an AVO can protect you against that person by laying out...
Is it Possible to Get an AVO Dismissed?
Apprehended Violence Orders, or AVOs, are a type of court order that is designed to protect people from becoming victims of violence. An AVO can be taken out by the police, or by an individual, if it is believed that...
How to get a private AVO (Apprehended Violence Order)
There are two broad categories of AVOs: 1. AVOs applied for by police on behalf of ‘persons in need of protection’ (or ‘PINOPS’). These are called ‘police AVOs’; and 2. AVOs applied for by individuals. These are called ‘private AVOs’....
